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    #31
    One can not stress enough, "Do Not Over Cook"

    Best meat on the planet!!!

    Extreme hot mesquite fire, tongs, when it droops half as much as raw. Done.

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      #32
      Originally posted by SaltwaterSlick View Post
      Dang Blake, you could cook an old tire like that and make it taste good! That looks down right heavenly! I'm gonna do that with some Whitetail backstrap!

      Blake, I just stole your recipe complete with pic! If I get to try it this weekend, I'll post pics (if it turns out OK...
      Well Blake, it took a few weeks to get the meat to try it, but finally made it happen! I used the tenderloins out of the deer in my avatar. My wife got him a couple weeks back. She and I had a wonderful dinner this evening with your recipe! The sauce was fabulous! We didn't have the 'taters, but had some sauteed spinach seasoned up with some Rage and minced garlic instead... I will be using this recipe again!!

      Last edited by SaltwaterSlick; 03-04-2014, 09:17 PM.

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        #33
        This thread is making me hungry...

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          #34
          Originally posted by SaltwaterSlick View Post
          Well Blake, it took a few weeks to get the meat to try it, but finally made it happen! I used the tenderloins out of the deer in my avatar. My wife got him a couple weeks back. She and I had a wonderful dinner this evening with your recipe! The sauce was fabulous! We didn't have the 'taters, but had some sauteed spinach seasoned up with some Rage and minced garlic instead... I will be using this recipe again!!

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          Very impressive

          That sauce is do simple to make , I bet the meal was incredible

          I love me some spinach

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            #35
            <substitute TL for BS>

            butterflied elk tenderloin;
            lightly marinated in worchestershire & Tony's;

            stuffed with hot pork pan sausage,
            jalapeno & colby jack cheese;
            wrapped in bacon;
            smothered in zesty italian.

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            Last edited by d_e_smith; 10-22-2013, 08:19 PM.

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              #36
              Make a foil boat cut meat into strips/ nuggets place in foil boat with fresh onions garlic salt and pepper woshister sauce seal boat and place on grill (med heat bout 35-45 min ) smoker till cooked to your preference or in the oven on 350 for about 45 minutes my family loves it works good on whitetail and hog meat to

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                #37
                Cajun Blake, you sir need to put out a cookbook.

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by DFA View Post
                  Cajun Blake, you sir need to put out a cookbook.
                  I would buy it!

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                    #39
                    Dang that looks good. Can't wait to try it!

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                      #40
                      Don't Over Cook!!!!

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                        #41
                        coopers' seasoning "salt and pepper" cook it rare as you can stand it.

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                          #42
                          I'm gonna find me a steak Dianne sauce recipe and try that next... I tell you, those tenderloin medallions were as good as any fillet I've ever had. First time I tried something like that, and I can assure you all it won't be my last...

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                            #43
                            Olive oil and kosher salt medium rare. That's all!

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                              #44
                              Originally posted by Cajun Blake View Post
                              I would do something like a seared elk medallions , covered in Pontchartrain sauce with capers, garlic rosemary mashed potatoes, and grilled asparagus / squash / zucchini


                              coat medallions with olive oil and fresh cracked black pepper corn

                              heat iron skillet on med/high , add butter and canola oil

                              add medallions and sear all sides brown ... won't take long

                              remove meat, and add heavy cream and creole mustard to skillet - cook down till sauce thickens. Then add capers and a tsp of butter. Season with Blaze , Drizzle over medallions

                              asparagus and mashed potatoes easy to fix

                              should resemble this

                              i'm now officially hungry

                              dang cajuns

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                                #45
                                Originally posted by SaltwaterSlick View Post
                                I'm gonna find me a steak Dianne sauce recipe and try that next... I tell you, those tenderloin medallions were as good as any fillet I've ever had. First time I tried something like that, and I can assure you all it won't be my last...
                                Mr Charlie

                                Steak Diane sauce has several key ingredients that I did not include in my sauce above : sliced mushrooms, worcestershire, and brandy . You can add beef stock (optional) to Steak Diane to change sauce consistency.


                                here's the 1 min video recipe

                                [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rWZNHkrsNg"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rWZNHkrsNg[/ame]

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